Create locale-specific versions of a content block so that localized content appears
on your storefront for each target locale.
Required Editions
Available in: B2C Commerce
To localize content blocks, your role must include the Manage_All_Libraries
functional permission in the organization context, or Manage_Site_Library in the context
of the site.
Content blocks support localization through locale settings. You start with a base-language version and then add localized versions for each target locale.
Open the page containing the content block in Page Designer.
Select the locale from the locale selector.
Select the content block you want to localize.
In the right pane, click the dropdown menu next to the content block name.
Select Localize.
Edit the content block attributes for the selected locale.
Update only the content that requires translation or locale-specific changes. The
content block retains the styling and layout attributes from the original.
Click Apply.
The content block now has a locale-specific version. Changes to this version affect
only storefront pages using the selected locale.
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